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Rudbeckia 'Summerina Fringle Fudge'
- We're not sure what fringle fudge is, but this rudbeckia is certainly every bit as unique as its name! This stunning new hybrid rudbeckia boasts the full range of yellow, orange and red tones with a velvet brown centre and frilly ruff
- Long flowering from June to October
- A fast growing hardy perennial which combines the looks of a rudbeckia with the hardiness of an echinacea
- Ideal for beds, borders and pots, as well as cottage garden planting schemes
- Grows to a compact 60cm
- RHS Plants for Pollinators - this plant is rich in pollen and nectar, making it attractive to bees and butterflies
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Rudbeckia 'Summerina Fringle Fudge'
- We're not sure what fringle fudge is, but this rudbeckia is certainly every bit as unique as its name! This stunning new hybrid rudbeckia boasts the full range of yellow, orange and red tones with a velvet brown centre and frilly ruff
- Long flowering from June to October
- A fast growing hardy perennial which combines the looks of a rudbeckia with the hardiness of an echinacea
- Ideal for beds, borders and pots, as well as cottage garden planting schemes
- Grows to a compact 60cm
- RHS Plants for Pollinators - this plant is rich in pollen and nectar, making it attractive to bees and butterflies
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- We're not sure what fringle fudge is, but this rudbeckia is certainly every bit as unique as its name! This stunning new hybrid rudbeckia boasts the full range of yellow, orange and red tones with a velvet brown centre and frilly ruff
- Long flowering from June to October
- A fast growing hardy perennial which combines the looks of a rudbeckia with the hardiness of an echinacea
- Ideal for beds, borders and pots, as well as cottage garden planting schemes
- Grows to a compact 60cm
- RHS Plants for Pollinators - this plant is rich in pollen and nectar, making it attractive to bees and butterflies
